Great news about the NFA! And congraulations on the birth of your little boy xx
I echo what Faith has said - please be careful. An NFA means exactly that - No Further Action. It does not mean that Plod believe she lied, or that they think your partner is innocent. Any attempt to blacken her name or expose her identity will be taken very seriously by them, and could result in contempt proceedings, or even Plod re-opening the rape allegation.
I know it sounds crazy, and believe me I felt exactly the same as you! I wanted to write to our accuser's employers and tell them exactly what a devious, manipulative little B1tch they had on their payroll. (I didn't in the end because my hubby was convicted, albeit unjustly.)
I would suggest that your best course of action is to make a formal complaint to Plod about the false allegation. Then write to your MP and explain that you have made a complaint to the Police about this woman. Make sure you tell the police that your MP is aware of the complaint.
You are now all-too-aware that an NFA is not the end of the ordeal, emotionally. Be prepared for a rollercoaster of ups and downs.
Keep coming back if you need to. It really does help to be among others who know what you have been through.
I echo what Faith has said - please be careful. An NFA means exactly that - No Further Action. It does not mean that Plod believe she lied, or that they think your partner is innocent. Any attempt to blacken her name or expose her identity will be taken very seriously by them, and could result in contempt proceedings, or even Plod re-opening the rape allegation.
I know it sounds crazy, and believe me I felt exactly the same as you! I wanted to write to our accuser's employers and tell them exactly what a devious, manipulative little B1tch they had on their payroll. (I didn't in the end because my hubby was convicted, albeit unjustly.)
I would suggest that your best course of action is to make a formal complaint to Plod about the false allegation. Then write to your MP and explain that you have made a complaint to the Police about this woman. Make sure you tell the police that your MP is aware of the complaint.
You are now all-too-aware that an NFA is not the end of the ordeal, emotionally. Be prepared for a rollercoaster of ups and downs.
Keep coming back if you need to. It really does help to be among others who know what you have been through.
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